YankRing.vim : Maintains a history of previous yanks, changes and deletes
What does it do?
Inspired by the Emacs kill ring.
Allows you to retrieve previous yanks, deletes and changed text and
cycle through them choosing which item you need. It also works across
Vim instances so they all see the same history. Useful for sharing
text across instances, including when using Screen in *nix.
For a more descriptive write up, please see the web page.
Thanks for everyone's feedback so far.
If you do try the plugin and find things that bother you, please send
me an email.
What is new?
NF: The yankring_history_dir option can now take a comma separated list. First valid directory found will be used (Alex Bel).
NF: YankRing can now monitor inserted text and place it in the ring. This is disabled by default, but can be enabled either through the YankRing window or via your .vimrc using the new option:
g:yankring_record_insert = 1 (Alexandre Viau).
BF: When g:yankring_persist = 0, the YankRing was still reading and writing to the yankring file (Vladimir Marek).
BF: The YankRing menu entry, "Replace with Next", was performing the "Replace with Previous" action (Thilo Six).
As usual, feedback good and bad is always welcome.
Enjoy.
David
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